In this episode, Katie and Brittany explore the mysterious disappearance of three lighthouse keepers from the Flannan Isles in Scotland. They discuss the peculiar circumstances surrounding their vanishing, the various theories that have emerged over the years, and the folklore that adds an intriguing layer to the mystery. The conversation is interspersed with light-hearted banter about their dogs and personal anecdotes, creating a blend of humor and suspense as they delve into this historical enigma.

Summary

In this episode, Katie and Brittany delve into the chilling life and crimes of Albert Fish, a notorious serial killer known for his gruesome acts of cannibalism and sadism. They explore his disturbing childhood, the psychological factors that contributed to his monstrous behavior, and the horrific details of his murders, including the abduction and murder of young Grace Budd. The conversation is interspersed with dark humor and personal anecdotes, providing a unique perspective on the true crime genre.

Sources

Schechter, Harold (1990). Deranged: The Shocking True Story of America's Most Fiendish Killer.

"Albert Fish". Crime Library. Archived from the original on 16 December 2008.

Borowski, John (September 5, 2014). Albert Fish: In His Own Words.

The conversation explores the Love Canal disaster, a significant ecological crisis in U.S. history. It begins with light-hearted banter about nail polish and segues into the serious topic of the Love Canal, named after William T. Love, who envisioned a community powered by hydroelectricity. The project was abandoned, leading to the canal being used as a dumping ground for toxic waste by Hooker Chemical Company. The construction of a school on the site resulted in severe health issues for residents, prompting investigations and media attention. The federal government eventually declared a health emergency, leading to the Superfund Act's creation. Despite cleanup efforts, ongoing health concerns remain, raising questions about the safety of remediated toxic sites.